FUZZY SUBGROUPS COMPUTATION OF FINITE GROUP BY USING THEIR LATTICES. Raden Sulaiman
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1 International Journal of Pure and Applied Mathematics Volume 78 No , ISSN: (printed version) url: PA ijpam.eu FUZZY SUBGROUPS COMPUTATION OF FINITE GROUP BY USING THEIR LATTICES Raden Sulaiman 1 Department of Mathematics Faculty of Mathematics and Sciences Universitas Negeri Surabaya Surabaya, 60231, INDONESIA Abstract: This paper gives a method to determine the number of fuzzy subgroups of finite group G using diagram of lattice subgroups of G. This method can be used for abelian and non-abelian groups. First, an equivalence relation ontheset of all fuzzy subgroupsof groupgis defined. Second, this paperderive some theorems for determination of the number of fuzzy subgroups associated with some chains on the lattice subgroups of G. Then the demonstration of the method is given by determining the number of fuzzy subgroups of some finite group G. AMS Subject Classification: 06B05, 20N25, Key Words: equivalence, lattice, chain, fuzzy subgroup 1. Introduction The concept of fuzzy sets was first introduced by Zadeh in 1965 (see [1]). The study of fuzzy algebraic structures was started with the introduction of the concept of fuzzy subgroups by Rosenfeld in 1971 (see [2]). Since the first paper by Rosenfeld, researchers have sought to characterize the fuzzy subgroups Received: August 25, 2011 c 2012 Academic Publications, Ltd. url:
2 480 R. Sulaiman of various groups, particularly of finite abelian groups. Several papers have treated the particular case of finite cyclic group. Laszlo (see [3]) studied the construction of fuzzy subgroups of groups of the orders one to six. Zhang and Zou (see [4]) have determined the number of fuzzy subgroups of cyclic groups of the order p n where p is a prime number. Murali and Makamba (see [5], [6]), considering a similar problem, found the number of fuzzy subgroups of abelian groups of the order p n q m where p and q are different primes, while Tarnauceanu and Bentea (see [7]) have found this number for finite abelian groups. In this paper, we take a different approach to determinethenumberof fuzzy subgroups of some finite groups G. We determine this number by observing the diagram of lattice subgroups of G. First, we define the equivalence relation on the set of all fuzzy subgroups of group G (see Definition 3). This definition differs from that of Murali and Makamba (see [5], [6], [8]), but is equivalent to the definitions of Dixit (see [9]), Zhang (see [4]) and Tarnauceanu (see [7], [10]). We prefer to use this definition because it generalizes the definition used by Murali. We observed patterns of diagram of lattice subgroups of G and determined its influence on the formula of the number of fuzzy subgroups. This method can beused not only for abelian group, but also for non-abelian as well. We found some formulas in more general. Results of Zhang (see theorem 3.1.(1) ) in [4] and Murali (see proposition 3.3 and theorem 3) in [5] can be viewed as special cases from our formula (see Theorem 18, Example 17 and Corollary 23, respectively). Tarnauceanu (see [7]) asserted that computing the number of fuzzy subgroups of Z 2 3 = Z 2 Z 2 Z 2 by using the method of direct calculation is too difficult. We will show, however, that it is easy to compute using our method (see Example 15). 2. Preliminaries In this paper, a group G is assumed to be a finite group. First of all, we present some basic notions and results that will be used later. Definition 1. Let X be a nonempty set. A fuzzy subset of X is a function from X into [0, 1]. Definition 2. (Rosenfeld, see [2]). Let G be a group. A fuzzy subset µ of G is called a fuzzy subgroup of G if: (1) µ(xy) min{µ(x),µ(y)}, x,y G, (2) µ(x 1 ) µ(x), x G. If µ is a fuzzy subgroup of group G and µ(g) = {θ 1,θ 2,...,θ n }, then we
3 FUZZY SUBGROUPS COMPUTATION OF assume that θ 1 > θ 2 >... > θ n. Theorem 3. (Rosenfeld, see [2]). Let e denote the identity element of G. If µ is a fuzzy subgroup of G, then: (1) µ(e) µ(x), x G, (2) µ(x 1 ) = µ(x), x G. Theorem 4. (Sulaiman and Abdul Ghafur, see [11]). A fuzzy subset µ of G is a fuzzy subgroup of G if and only if there is a chain of subgroups G, P 1 (µ) P 2 (µ) P 3 (µ)... P n (µ) = G such that µ is in the form: µ(x) = θ 1, x P 1 (µ) θ 2, x P 2 (µ). θ m, x P m (µ) If there is no confusion, then P i (µ) as in (1) can simply be written as P i. We define length (or order) of fuzzy subgroup µ in (1) as be m. Example 5. Consider the group G = Z 12. Define functions µ,γ,α and β as follows: { 1, x {0,2,4,6,8,10} µ(x) = 1 2, x {1,3,5,7,9,11}, { 1, x {0,1,2,3,4,5} γ(x) = 1 2, x {6,7,8,9,10,11}, 1, x {0,4,8} 1 α(x) = 2, x {2,6,10}, 1 3, x {1,3,5,7,9,11} 1 2, x {0,4,8} 1 β(x) = 4, x {2,6,10}. 0, x {1,3,5,7,9,11} Note that P 1 (µ) = {0,2,4,6,8,10},P 2 (µ) = {0,2,4,6,8,10} {1,3,5,7,9,11} = Z 12. Thus P 1 (µ) and P 2 (µ) both are subgroups of Z 12. By Theorem 2, µ is fuzzy subgroup of Z 12. Similarly, we can show that α and β both are fuzzy subgroups of Z 12. Note that P 1 (γ) = {0,1,2,3,4,5} is not a subgroup of Z 12, so γ is not a fuzzy subgroup of Z 12. (1)
4 482 R. Sulaiman 3. Equivalence Relation on Fuzzy Subgroups Without any equivalence relation on fuzzy subgroups of group G, the number of fuzzy subgroups is infinite, even for the trivial group {e}. So we define equivalence relation on the set of all fuzzy subgroups of a given group. Using this equivalent, we compute the number of distinct equivalence classes of fuzzy subgroups of group G. Definition 6. Let µ,γ be fuzzy subgroups of G of the form θ 1, x P 1 δ 1, x P 1 θ 2, x P 2 \P 1 δ 2, x P 2 \P 1 µ(x) = θ 3, x P 3 \P 2, γ(x) = δ 3, x P 3 \P θ n, x P n \P n 1 δ m, x P m \P m 1 Then we define that µ and γ are equivalent if: (1) m = n, and (2) P i = M i, i {1,2,3,...,n}. We write µ γ. It is easily checked that this relation is indeed an equivalence relation. Two fuzzy subgroups of G are said to be different if they are not equivalent. In this paper, the number of fuzzy subgroups of group G means the number of distinct equivalence classes of fuzzy subgroups. Example 7. Let µ,α and β be fuzzy subgroups as in Example 5. Since µ α and µ β, by Definition 6 we determine that µ and α are not equivalent. Fuzzy subgroups µ and β are not equivalent either. Note that α = β and it is easy to show that P i (α) = P i (β), i {1,2,3}. Thus, α β.. 4. Method of Counting Using Lattices In this section we discuss a method to determine the numberof fuzzy subgroups of a group G using a diagram of lattice subgroups of G. We observe at every chain and pattern of diagram of lattice subgroups of G to compute the number of fuzzy subgroup. This method can be used both for abelian and non-abelian groups. We denote the number of fuzzy subgroups of G as n(f G ), while the number of fuzzy subgroups µ of G with P 1 (µ) = H is denoted by n(f P1 =H). From Theorem 4, we have n(f G ) = H Gn(F P1 =H) (2)
5 FUZZY SUBGROUPS COMPUTATION OF Theorem 8. Let G 1 < G 2 <... < G k 1 < G k = G be the only maximal chain from G 1 to G on the lattice subgroups of G. Then: { 1, k=1,2 n(f P1 =G 1 ) = 2 k 2, k > 2. Proof. If k = 1, then G 1 = G. We have only one fuzzy subgroup of G where P 1 = G. Its length is 1, that is, µ(x) = θ 1, x G. If k = 2, we have only one fuzzy subgroup of G where P 1 = G 1. Its length is 2, that is, { θ1, x G µ(x) = 1. θ 2, x G\G 1 If k > 2, the part of diagram of lattice subgroups of G is G 1 G 2... G k = G. Let µ be the fuzzy subgroup of G where P 1 (µ) = G 1. Since G 1 G and since the maximal chain G 1 G 2... G k = G contains k subgroups of G, then thepossiblelength of µis 2,3,4,...,(k 1) or k. Let n beanarbitrary element of {2,3,4,...,k}. We will count the number of fuzzy subgroups µ of length n where P 1 = G 1 and P n = G. For P 2,P 3,...,P n, we can choose one of (k 2) pieces of the existing subgroup G 2,G 2,...,G k 1. So the number of fuzzy subgroups of G with P 1 = G 1 of length n is Cn 2 k 2. Thus, the number of fuzzy subgroups of G with P 1 = G 1 is equal to C0 k 2 +C1 k 2 +C2 k C k 2 k 3 +Ck 2 k 2 = 2k 2. Corollary 9. Let G 1 < G 2 <... < G k 1 < G k = G,k 2 be the only maximal chain from G 1 to G on the lattice subgroups of G. For m, 1 m m 1 we have n(f P1 =G m ) = 2 k m 1. Proof. Use Theorem 8. Corollary 10. Let G 1 < G 2 <... < G k 1 < G k = G,k 3 be the only maximal chain from G 1 to G on the lattice subgroups of G. For m, 1 m m 2 we have n(f P1 =G m ) = 2.n(F P1 =G m+1 ). Proof. Using Theorem 3, we have n(f P1 =G m ) = C0 k m 1 + C1 k m 1 + C2 k m C k m 1 k m 1 and n(f P 1 =G m+1 ) = C0 k m 2 +C1 k m 2 +C2 k m C k m 2 k m 2. Then using Pascal s recursion formula (see [12]), Cn k = Cn 1 k 1 +Cn 1 k, we obtain n(f P1 =G m ) = C k m 1 C2 k m 2 +C3 k m C k m 2 k m 3 +Ck m 2 k m 2 +Ck m 1 0 +C0 k m 2 +C1 k m 21 +C1 k m 2 +C2 k m 2 + k m 1 = 2[n(F P 1 =G m+1 )]. Theorem 11. Let H be a subgroup of G, and let the set of all subgroups of G which contain H (but are not equal to H ) be {H 1,H 2,H 3,...,H k }. Then n(f P1 =H) = Σ k i=1 n(f P 1 =H i ).
6 484 R. Sulaiman Figure 1: Part of the diagram of lattice subgroups G. k}, Proof. We have n(f P1 =H) = k i=1 n(f P 1 =H;P 2 =H i ). Note that i {1,2,..., n(f P1 =H;P 2 =H i ) = n(f P1 =H i ). Hence, we obtain n(f P1 =H) = Σ k i=1 n(f P 1 =H i ). Theorem 12. Let G 1 be a subgroup of G. If there are m(m 2) maximal chains from G 1 to G on the lattice subgroup G of length k 1,k 2,...,k m, and every pair of those chains is disjoint except in G 1 and G, then n(f P1 =G 1 ) = m i=1 2k i 2 (m 1). Proof. Let the chains be G 1 G 1 2 G G1 k 1 1 G, G 1 G 2 2 G G2 k 2 1 G, G 1 G 3 2 G G3 k 3 1 G,. G 1 G m 2 Gm 3... Gm k m 1 G.
7 FUZZY SUBGROUPS COMPUTATION OF Then part of the diagram of lattice subgroup G is as shown in Figure 1. According to Theorem 11, n(f P1 =G 1 ) = k 1 1 i=2 n(f P 1 =G 1) + n(f P i 1 =G) + k2 1 i=2 n(f P 1 =G 2)+...+ k m 1 i i=2 n(f P1 =G m ). Applying Theorem 12 and with a i little algebraic manipulation, we have n(f P1 =G 1 ) = m i=1 2ki 2 (m 1). Corollary 13. Let G be a group. Then n(f P1 ={e}) = Σ {e} H G n(f P1 =H). Proof. The proof follows immediately from Theorem 11. Corollary 14. Let G be a group. Then n(f G ) = 2.n(F P1 ={e}). Proof. From (2), we have n(f G ) = H G n(p 1 = H). Therefore Using Corollary 2, we have n(f G ) = n(f P1 ={e})+ {e} H G n(f P1 =H). n(f G ) = n(f P1 {e})+n(f P1 {e}) = 2.n(F P1 {e}). Example 15. Consider a diagram of lattice subgroups of Z2 3 1 in [7]). Using Theorem 8, we have (see Figure n(f P1 =H 15 ) =n(f P1 =H 8 ) = n(f P1 =H 9 ) Applying Theorem 11 we have =n(f P1 =H 10 ) = n(f P1 =H 11 ) = n(f P1 =H 12 ) =n(f P1 =H 13 ) = n(f P1 =H 14 ) = 1. n(f P1 =H 1 ) =n(f P1 =H 2 ) = n(f P1 =H 3 ) =n(f P1 =H 4 ) = n(f P1 =H 5 ) = n(f P1 =H 6 ) =n(f P1 =H 7 ) = 4. Therefore, using Theorem 11 we obtain n(f P1 =H 0 ) = 8(1) +7(4) = 36. Using Corollary 14 we determine the number of fuzzy subgroups of Z2 3 to be 72. Corollary 16. Let {e} G 1 G 2... G k 1 < G k = G, be the only maximal chain from {e} to G on the lattice subgroups of G. Then n(f G ) = 2 k.
8 486 R. Sulaiman Figure 2: Diagram of lattice subgroups G. Proof. The proof follows immediately from Corollary 14 and Theorem 8. Example 17. Letpbeaprimenumber. Then{0} Z p Z p 2 Z p 3... Z p k is the only maximal chain from {0} to Z p k. Using Corollary 4 we obtain the number of fuzzy subgroups of Z p k to be 2 k. Note that Theorem 3.1(1) in [4] is a special case of Corollary 16. It is asserted by the following theorem. Theorem 18. (The number of fuzzy subgroups of p-group). Let G be a cyclic group of order p k, where k is natural number and p is prime. Then n(f G ) = 2 k. Proof. Let G =< a >. The only maximal chain from {e} to G is {e} < a pk 1 > < a pk 2 > < a pk 3 >... < a p2 > < a p > G. Applying Corollary 16 directly, we have n(f G ) = 2 k. Corollary 19. Let {H 1,H 2,...,H k } be the set of all nontrivial subgroups of G. If i,j {1,2,...,k} with i j implies H i is not subset of H j and H j is not subset of H i, then the number of fuzzy subgroups of G is 2(k +1). Proof. The diagram of lattice subgroups of G is given in Figure 2. According to Theorem 8 we obtain n(f P1 = H i ) = 1, i = 1,2,...,k. From Theorem 8 and Theorem 11, we obtain n(f P1 = {e}) = 2(k) (k 1) = k+1. Using Corollary 14, we conclude that the number of fuzzy subgroups of G is 2(k +1). Lemma 20. (Murali and Makamba, see Lemma 3.5 in [5]). For a prime p, the number of nontrivial subgroups of G = Z p Z p is p+1. Theorem 21. Foraprimep,thenumberoffuzzysubgroupsofG = Z p Z p is 2p+4.
9 FUZZY SUBGROUPS COMPUTATION OF Figure 3: Diagram of lattice subgroups G for m=k. Proof. By Lemma 20, the number of nontrivial subgroups of G is p+1. All of them are cyclic of the order p. By Corollary 19, we obtain the number of fuzzy subgroups of G = Z p Z p = 2p+4. Theorem 22. Let {H 1,H 2,...,H m,k 1,K 2,...,K m } be the set of all nontrivial subgroups of G where H i H i+1,k i K i+1, i = 1,2,...,m 1 and H i is not subset of K i, K i is not subset of H i, i = 1,2,...,m. Then n(f G ) = 2 m (m+2). Proof. We prove by induction on m. The statement is true for the first few m = 1,2. Assume that the statement is true for m = k. This means that the number of fuzzy subgroups of G whose diagram lattice is shown in Figure 3 is 2 k (k +2). For m = k +1, the diagram lattice subgroups G is shown in Figure 4. For the case where m = k +1, we have k+1 n(f G ) = n(f P1 ={e})+n(f P1 =K k+1 )+ n(f P1 =H i ) i=1 + k n(f P1 =K j )+n(f P1 =G). j=1
10 488 R. Sulaiman Figure 4: Diagram of lattice subgroups G for m=k+1. Using Theorem 8, we have n(f P1 =K k+1 ) = 2 k. Thus, we have k+1 n(f P1 =H i )+ i=1 k n(f P1 =K j )+n(f P1 =G) = 2 k (k+2). j=1 Hence,n(F G ) = n(f P1 ={e})+2 k +2 k (k+2).finally, usingcorollary13, weobtain n(f G ) = 2[2 k +2 k (k +2)] = 2 k+1 (k +3). This complete the induction. Corollary 23. (The number of fuzzy subgroups of Z n p Z q ) If p,q are distinct primes, then the number of fuzzy subgroups of Z n p Z q ) is 2 n (n+2). Proof. Use Theorem 22. References [1] L. A. Zadeh, Fuzzy sets, Inform. And Control., 8 (1965), [2] A. Rosenfeld, Fuzzy groups, J. Math. Anal. Appl., 35 (1971), [3] F. Laszlo, Structure and construction of fuzzy subgroup of a group, Fuzzy Sets and System., 51 (1992),
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